Men's Health - Videos

The Doctors and USA Weekend explain what you need to know about gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD).

Meet Clark, a man whose selfless act of bravery put him in harm's way and changed his life forever.

Plastic surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon demonstrates what to do with an embedded shard of glass.

A little shut-eye can do wonders for powering you through the rest of the day. But be sure to follow these rules about how to do naps right.

What if you could see health problems before they are diagnosed? We introduce you to a man who claims he can diagnose your health by simply looking at you.

Dr. Roshini Raj and Nadya Andreeva join HuffPost Live to discuss why they feel that healthy digestion makes you happier and smarter.

The information you share with your doctor is supposed to keep you healthy, but still many of you omit critical details, distort the truth, or flat out lie when questioned by your doctors. Find out what doctors say are the most common and potentially dangerous lies patients tell in the exam room.

The Doctors talk to Courtney and her son, Holden, who went viral via a video of him describing his hard time on the toilet. Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears offers advice to keep Holden healthy and regular.

An important element in overall prostate health is getting regular prostate exams. Watch as urologist Dr. Jennifer Berman performs a prostate exam on Dr. Ordon. Has his prostate improved since his last exam?

At the age of 12, Howard Dully was one of the youngest patients to undergo a transorbital lobotomy, a neurosurgery prescribed to treat psychiatric conditions. Howard joins HuffPost Live and shares his story.

Dr. Amesh Adalja joins Mike Sacks to break down the difference between Viral Meningitis and Meningitis B.

Dr. Amesh Adalja joins HuffPost Live to share his thoughts on the controversial unapproved meningitis vaccine.

Michael Moorin joins HuffPost Live to discuss how he contracted meningitis.

Each week Caitlyn & Caroline co-host a conversation where they try something new. This week they try oil pulling, an ancient practice that's said to have many health benefits. Tune in and join the conversation!

A specialist has identified the most effective and least dangerous way to stop a nosebleed. The key is to blow then pinch.

Tim Rath joins Nancy to discuss when he decided to prioritize his health.

This November, check in with The Doctors on TV and Twitter, and you could win $5,000 in "The Doctors Check-in Challenge!" See Dr. Travis surprise the second winner, and don't forget to watch, tweet and win!

Lifestyle expert and radio host Moll Anderson shares her six tips for surviving a hospital stay. Learn what you should bring with you as you await news and care for a sick loved one.

E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork reveals The Doctors' Check-in Challenge hashtag for Thursday, November 14, 2013.

What's the best way to regain a pre-pregnancy tummy after a C-section? Is it harmful to exercise if your muscles are still sore from a previous workout? The Doctors tackle questions from Atlanta viewers!

Want to improve your cholesterol and prevent Alzheimer's and dementia? Take a walk! In this Health Smarts video, fitness expert Mike Clark, DPT, explains how walking improves good HDL cholesterol to help tame inflammation and prevent memory loss.

Did you know that deep, slow breathing can lift your sports and even dull pain? In this video, Barbara Ficarra, RN, discusses the pain relieving benefits of this simple breathing technique.

If you suffer from chronic pain, good relationships can help. Vonda Wright, MD, explains how strong relationships help soothe inflammation and relieve rheumatoid arthritis pain.

A calm mantra just might turn you into a faster healer. Studies show that being quick tempered hinders your body's ability to heal. Barbara Ficarra, RN, explains why keeping calm can help you carry on.

What if you didn't have the chance to say goodbye? One woman shares the tragic details of her mother's death.

David Agus talks about how aspirin helps and Vitamin D can hurt.

Robert Capps talks about how to Make Health Last a Lifetime.

Prepare to have your world changed. Here are myths about your body you probably believe.

Elizabeth Holmes, founder amd CEO, Theranosin talks with Caitlin Roper about the effects of Theranos instant diagnosis offerings for patients and doctors..

Strong knees and a strong grip help prevent joint pain and lower hospitalization risk among the elderly. In this video, Vonda Wright, MD, reveals how strength training is an anti-aging move that fights pain and improves balance.